Okemah, OK 74859(Okfuskee County)

With extraordinary attention to detail, and exceptional craftsmanship, this ranch was developed by owners who have put great attention and thought into every aspect of making this property optimally functional and beautiful. The Morton Barn Dominium features approximately 2,419 square feet of living quarters. The floor to ceiling Rumford fireplace was designed and constructed by a well-known stone mason, who has been featured in several national publications for his work both inside and outside the United States. The open kitchen/living/dining area boasts a 20 foot cathedral ceiling, Pella roll-out windows, and hardwood floors. The downstairs Owners' Suite features a large bathroom with huge Travertine tiled shower, and a large walk-in closet with a 4X6 safe room. The upstairs living area features a kitchenette, bath and two bedrooms. Amazing views await you out every window. The On-Demand Hot Water System, with back up water heater, dual CH/A units, transfer switch for a backup generator are just some of the features that make this an exceptional home. Total underground utilities. You can step out your back door into the horse barn, with coffee in hand, and enjoy your horses.

The 30X40 shop, with 8X40 shed roof has exceptional lighting, 220 wiring, and air compressor. With double sliding doors in front, a sliding door under the shed, and a walk in door for convenience. The approximately 140X300 steel arena is connected to the corrals, horse barn and horse pasture. A large set of covered steel working pens with lighting, Pierson tub, alley, squeeze chute and head gate make working your livestock in any weather a breeze.

The ranch has been constructed, designed and managed based on Noble Foundation , OSU and NRCS Best Practices. The ranch is divided into six pastures, all having custom metal gates. Five stock ponds and an approximate five-acre clear, stocked, fenced lake supply ample water for the livestock and wildlife. The owners have installed over 5,000 feet of water lines across the ranch to 250 gallon frost-free concrete watering troughs, cattle pens and horse corrals to supply fresh, clean water to the livestock. The lake is the water source for the water troughs. The spring/aquifer is the water source for the cattle working pens and horse corrals. Approximately 38 acres of wooded area provides habitat for Whitetail Deer and a wide variety of other wildlife that inhabit the ranch. The balance of the ranch consists of about 160 acres of mixed improved pasture (Bermuda/Red River Crab/other grass) and 155 acres of native grass. Approximately 170 acres have been over-seeded with Marshal Rye Grass and Clovers.

Call Sandy Bahe for a complete list of upgrades and amenities, or to schedule a viewing at 918-470-4710 or Toll Free at 844-ALB-LAND.